Misophonia triggers fight-flight-freeze responses to normal sounds, impacting students' well-being and requiring accommodations in educational settings.
The noises you make every day fill me with disgust. Now I'm not afraid to tell you | Rebecca Shaw
Looking back, I can see my childhood behavior as a reflection of misophonia, a disorder that triggers extreme reactions to specific sounds or actions around us.
Misophonia disrupts relationships through intense, often misunderstood triggers from familiar sounds and sights, creating deep rifts between lovers and family members.
Why Has Audiology Taken a Back Seat in Misophonia Research?
As misophonia research has grown over the past 10 years, the disorder has been studied in the fields of audiology, neuroscience, psychology, psychiatry, and more.